I have found the culprit. I have also installed the xdg-user-dirs-gtk package, which automatically runs xdg-user-dirs-gtk-update which creates a ~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks file with the following content:
1) Remove ~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks
2) Install xdg-user-dirs-gtk and then run xdg-user-dirs-gtk-update
But the good news is that adding a directory to the bookmarks with PCManFM fixes the bookmarks file. Add e.g. the "Sablonok" (Templates) directory and all will be fixed. The new content of ~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks will be like this:
I have found the culprit. I have also installed the xdg-user-dirs-gtk package, which automatically runs xdg-user- dirs-gtk- update which creates a ~/.config/ gtk-3.0/ bookmarks file with the following content:
file:// /home/ariszlo/ Dokumentumok /home/ariszlo/ Zen%C3% A9k /home/ariszlo/ K%C3%A9pek /home/ariszlo/ Vide%C3% B3k /home/ariszlo/ Let%C3% B6lt%C3% A9sek
file://
file://
file://
file://
This is how to reproduce the bug:
1) Remove ~/.config/ gtk-3.0/ bookmarks dirs-gtk- update
2) Install xdg-user-dirs-gtk and then run xdg-user-
But the good news is that adding a directory to the bookmarks with PCManFM fixes the bookmarks file. Add e.g. the "Sablonok" (Templates) directory and all will be fixed. The new content of ~/.config/ gtk-3.0/ bookmarks will be like this:
file:// /home/ariszlo/ Dokumentumok Dokumentumok /home/ariszlo/ Zen%C3% A9k Zenék /home/ariszlo/ K%C3%A9pek Képek /home/ariszlo/ Vide%C3% B3k Videók /home/ariszlo/ Let%C3% B6lt%C3% A9sek Letöltések /home/ariszlo/ Sablonok Sablonok
file://
file://
file://
file://
file://
As you can see, PCManFM adds display labels after the percent encoded directory names.